1:30 You can hear Morse code in the background of this video If you're familiar with Morse code, then you would know what string of dots (shorts) and dashes (longs) each of the letters and numbers is represented by. The decoded message is: The sixteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, transliterated as p
@@PiTheDecimal As of March 14, 2024, you have been calculated to 105,000,000,000,000 digits by a group of people under the name StorageReview, using a program known as y-cruncher and an algorithm by the name of Chudnovsky. The last 100 digits in this computation are as follows (from after the point I memorized it): 3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279... (insert 104,999,999,999,870 more digits here) ...4923024235 1414406068 5320694507 8487761716 2444728500 1432360875 9468974314 2999186657 8364664840 8558373926.
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El PIPIPIPIPIPIPIPIPIPI song.
πππππππππππ
i saw you changing that description, also why is this on my home page already
1:30
You can hear Morse code in the background of this video
If you're familiar with Morse code, then you would know what string of dots (shorts) and dashes (longs) each of the letters and numbers is represented by.
The decoded message is:
The sixteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, transliterated as p
π＝3.14 music times 3:14
Pi.mid
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es epico ver un black midi tan antiguo siendo renderizado en 2024
Wey, ese MIDI ya tiene 9 años lol, es increíble
2:08 if you see the upper part, you can see: "3.141592"
Ok this is so cool
Can I share download of any soundfont of yours if you did not say "Dont share it without permission"?
would be nice if you didnt share the downloads to any of my soundfonts at all ^^
@@ponluxime MatFaz Crystal is very good (You said share your opinion so)
Cool aminated 🎉
Hi.
No way it’s the real pi 🤯
@@partaysmidis yep!
Straight from the textbook!
@@PiTheDecimal As of March 14, 2024, you have been calculated to 105,000,000,000,000 digits by a group of people under the name StorageReview, using a program known as y-cruncher and an algorithm by the name of Chudnovsky.
The last 100 digits in this computation are as follows (from after the point I memorized it):
3.1415926535 8979323846 2643383279... (insert 104,999,999,999,870 more digits here) ...4923024235 1414406068 5320694507 8487761716 2444728500 1432360875 9468974314 2999186657 8364664840 8558373926.
bro is missing pi 2
pie
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